Sentence examples for failure to prohibit from inspiring English sources

Instead he sees a parallel defeat in the proponents' failure to extend Roe v. Wade to provide public money for poor women's abortions and in the failure to prohibit parental-notice or consent provisions for minors seeking abortions.

Instead, he goes on, the Louisiana Purchase sealed the doom of Indians east of the Mississippi, providing a place where Eastern tribes could be relocated, and Jefferson's failure to prohibit slavery there (presumably out of fear that doing so might lead to a civil war) ended what Mr. Ellis calls "the last realistic opportunity for the United States to implement a policy of gradual emancipation".

The court also criticised Italian law's apparent failure to prohibit torture.

As such, the FDA has no legitimate justification for its ongoing failure to prohibit arsenicals from food animal production.

Abolitionist leaders criticized the amendment's failure to specifically prohibit the states from denying people the right to vote on the basis of race.

The routes with longer lifetime (energy) are chosen to prohibit the failure of the entire route in case of energy exhaustion of certain nodes or links.

The material requirements in prevailing engineering codes do not suffice to prohibit the lamellar splitting failure observed in this study, which may cause catastrophic failures in engineering structures designed with insufficient redundancy.

Breyer said the federal law's protections of infrequent voters "are most naturally read to prohibit a State from considering a registrant's failure to vote as part of any process" that results in a purge.

Both advised him to prohibit the signs.

If not, how to prohibit land grab?

But to prohibit the practice is absurd.